Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-19
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What is ~vitapathy?

What is ~vitapathy?
roundup of the efficient police fore
OF Butte last night at 1 o'clock failed t,
corrall any news items.
All Montana Union trains ran through
on time yesterday. The track is in better
shape now and will be kept clear from thil
time on.
After a hearing in the Police Court yes
terday the charge against Or. Carney wa.
dismissed and the gentleman was honor
ably discharged.
The reprieve Of Harding, the Glendale
murderer, expires next Friday, one week
from to-day. THERE'S every prospect that
be will suffer the full penalty of his crime.
In the case of Harry Olmstead and Jos.
eph NJ. Gessler, plaintiffs, against the
yesterday rendered a decision for the de.
PENDANTS.
Mr.. Anthony Nelson, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past two weeks, was out
for the first time yesterday. The gentleman
desires to express his thanks to his brother
tailors for their kindness to him during his
! sickness.
Judge Lippincott yesterday honorably
discharged John C. Cornelius. who was
brought up from Anaconda some days
since on a charge of completely in the
Tuohy robbery. There was no evidence
OF any kind against Cornelius. and he was
consequently dismissed.
The MINER is in receipt OF a letter from
H. w. Montgomery, of Governor, New
York, inquiring as to the whereabouts of
James w. Montgomery. who. the writer
Tears, was lost In a snow storm near Butte.
Any information, if forwarded to the above
address, will be gratefully received.
From conversations held yesterday with
Butte real estate dealers, it is learned that
the market as yet is rather dull, and trans
fers OF real estate not numerous. All con-
cerned in the business, however, express
confidence that a real estate boom will
shake the Silver City in a short time.
Prot. McAllister, the magician, gave an
entertainment in VAUDEVILLE last night, at
the Hibernian Hall. A good house was
present and were much entertained and
mystifed by the Professors wonderful
feats. The entertainment will be repeated
tonight with an entire change of pro-
gramme.
Con Ambrose and Miss Sarah Goodwin
were married yesterday at the Catholic
Church by the Rev. Father V~andevan. The
couple leave to-day for Cable, where they
will make their home. Both parties have
been for a long time residents of Butte, and
they are the recipients of the congratula- |
tions OF many friends.
Last evening a great many of the memb. |
ers OF the Keystone Club met for the pur- |
pose OF making arrangements to attend |
the funeral OF their late member George |
It was decided to attend the |
which take place tomorrow |
in a body. There will be an.
other meeting tonight at the club rooms.
A full attendance is requested.
c. E. Sawtelle came up yesterday from
Anaconda on business. He is part owner
the Silver Chain mine. situated in Oleson
Gulch. near Anaconda. The Silver Chain
s a fine silver prospect, which gives prom
!se OF developing into a bonanza. Some
parties are looking at the mine with
view to bonding it, but no definite con-
'lusion has yet been reached in the matter.
Agent McCaig reports that passenger
business on the Northern Pacific just now
8 lar in excess of expectation. In calcu.
atlng the volume of Butte passenger bust
Tess on that road, yesterday, he found
hat this months receipts are already
than those of the month of Feb
'uary for 1886. He calculates that his
'fhce shows an Increase OF more than one 6
hundred per cent in its receipts as com. {
Jared with last year. i
The Anaconda Review has the following ,
regard to the coal situation: "A pro1ni. t
!ent railroad man informed US on Monday /
hat there were 800 cars of coal on the aide
a between here and Pocatello, In some c
'laces only the brake wheels can be seen t
ooming up above the drifts. Our inform. t
mt said the company would now devote b
IL its attention to getting these cars into q
Inaconda He believed that this could be e
ccompiished within our or five days. He v
the weather much more settled. t
ne great quantity of snow which has a
:llen has become packed by the few DAYS b
! warm weather of last week and it is be- t
eyed that no further drifting will he in. E
ulged in. The gentleman informed us that a
ae Anaconda company has agreed to ac- f
'pt all the coal that is sent Through cl
rom this it may be inferred that the 5
nelter will soon be started up again. le